Expanding Horizons Together: KNEU Partners in APBM 2026
Kyiv National Economic University (KNEU), Ukraine, Partners in Organizing APBM 2026
IATELS is proud to announce our continued, expanding institutional partnership with Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman (KNEU) as an official co-organizer of the upcoming 7th International Conference on Applied Psychology and Business Management (APBM 2026).
This milestone collaboration deepens an already robust academic alliance that has flourished across multiple flagship events, including ICLTE 2026 and ICET 2026, bringing together a fast-growing community of international scholars, academic leaders, researchers, and students.
About Kyiv National Economic University (KNEU)
Founded in 1906, Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman (KNEU) is a leading public institution of higher education in Ukraine, renowned for its academic excellence in economics, business, management, finance, law, and sociology.
Operating with a robust structural framework comprising specialized institutes and faculties—such as the Faculty of International Economics and Management, Faculty of Marketing, Faculty of Personnel Management, Sociology and Psychology, and the Anatoliy Poruchnyk Educational and Scientific Institute of Business Education—KNEU has continuously adapted to global educational standards.
The university combines over a century of profound academic heritage with a forward-looking commitment to advanced digital pedagogy, global academic mobility, and high-impact scientific research.
As an active participant in international networks, European university associations, and collaborative research projects (including Erasmus+ and DAAD initiatives), KNEU fosters an innovative ecosystem that empowers both its faculty and student body to engage deeply with international partners, address modern economic and social challenges, and drive sustainable development.
A Proven Track Record of Successful Collaboration
The partnership between IATELS, STARTINFORUM, and KNEU has experienced remarkable momentum. Building upon their active co-organization and engagement in ICLTE and ICET, KNEU faculty members, academic supervisors, and students have increasingly integrated into the global IATELS network.
A standout highlight of this collaboration has been participation in dynamic joint initiatives, such as:
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Global Live Streams & Hybrid Sessions: Interactive live-streamed transmissions directly connecting participants with Curtin University (Australia), bridging geographic divides to foster global academic discourse.
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Specialized PhD Workshops: Collaborative mentoring and development sessions uniting PhD candidates, early-career researchers, and their academic supervisors to exchange innovative research methodologies, educational practices, and qualitative evaluation standards.
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Abstract Publications: Numerous scholars and students from KNEU have published their peer-reviewed abstracts in official IATELS conference abstract books, consistently praising the rigorous editorial standards, organizational quality, and global visibility provided by the platform.
Strategic Coordination via STARTINFORUM
This successful partnership is strongly supported and coordinated in collaboration with STARTINFORUM, driving synergistic value between institutional development and academic publishing.
STARTINFORUM’s strategic oversight ensures seamless logistical alignment, digital support, and quality assurance, empowering cross-border mobility and joint international projects between Ukrainian educators and global partners.
Future Horizons: Publications and Joint Projects
Looking ahead, our collaborative roadmap features ambitious initiatives designed to maximize academic impact:
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Expanded Publication Opportunities: Upcoming peer-reviewed monograph chapters, edited volumes, and special-issue journal pathways tailored for KNEU researchers following APBM 2026.
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Joint Research Ventures: Expanding bilateral research projects focusing on digital transformation in business education, applied psychology in modern organizations, and sustainable economic frameworks.
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Enhanced Student Mobility: Opening new pathways for student engagement, interactive online study formats, and collaborative international projects.
Why Collaborate with IATELS and Participate in Our Conferences?
Partnering with IATELS and participating in events like APBM 2026 offers profound professional and institutional benefits:
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Global Networking: Connect directly with leading international academics, industry practitioners, and researchers from Australia, Europe, and beyond.
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Rigorous Academic Recognition: Publish in highly evaluated, indexed conference proceedings and abstract books that elevate institutional and personal research profiles.
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Innovative Practice Exchange: Gain direct exposure to cutting-edge methodologies in digital pedagogy, applied psychology, and business management.
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Interdisciplinary Growth: Engage in cross-disciplinary dialogue that breaks down traditional academic silos, benefiting both seasoned professors and emerging PhD scholars.
We warmly welcome researchers, students, and academic leaders from KNEU and our global network to join us at APBM 2026 as we continue shaping the future of international education and collaborative research.
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